This is late but maybe you still need advice.
Most disk manufactures allow you to download a disk imaging/cloning
package for use only with their products, and Lo these days, it's
usually a version of Acronis® tweaked to work only* with their
products. I'd check the manufactures web site to see if they have a
tools download.
*Well not entirely, sometimes the software just has the name of the
manufacture on the splash screen and doesn't care what products you have.
On 6/3/2011 10:31 PM, William Robb wrote:
So, my new SSD is here, but not installed.
It turns out that the version of Norton Ghost that I have isn't
compatible with Windows7, so I am in the market for new software.
I am somewhat less than brand agnostic in this regard, and so am
looking for other solutions than Norton
Anyway...
I found a thing called Acronis® True Image which looks like it will do
what I want, and even has a free download so I suppose I can see if it
will work before I pay for it.
Are there any other drive ghosting solutions out there that I should
be considering, or does it even matter and I should just buy the
cheapest one?
Thanks
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